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BRYANT ADJUDGED LUNAT1C.-The jury sum-
moned by the marshal under the writ or de luna
ttco inQu1rendo in the case Of VIM. NJ. Bryant who
was taken in custody as an insane person by the
police few weeks ago, assembled In the old Cir
cult Court room to-day, and, after q two hours
session, adjudged him q lunatic.
He WHIPPED HIS WIFE WITH A STRAP.-Sam1
A. Davis the "Halelu1ah" shoemaker and Jona-
dab, was before the Police Court this afternoon,
TESTIFIED to the assault, which, according to her
story, was cruel one. She said that on one Oc-
casion he came home intoxicated, and said he had
been to the JOnadabs The defendant denied the
charge, but on cross-examinatiOn admitted that
he had whipped her on one occasion with strap.
The case was dismissed.
PATENTS IssUED.-Patents have been issued to
citizens OF the District as follows: ThOs E. Baden,
file holder Geo. w. Morse, pocket cartridge loader;
stanton Weaver, switches ana circuits for tele-
graph; Levi Woodbury., needle loom.
LEAVING THE Crow CREEK REsERvATIoN-In-
dian Commissioner Atkins to-day received a dis
patch from Indian Agent Anderson at Crow Greek,
Dakota stating that the settlers are leaving the
reservation quietly, and that no trouble is anti
ctpated. The United States troops are still there.
vIoLAToRs OF POSTAL LAws-Chief Post-Omce
Inspector West states that the number OF arrests
made for violation Of the postal laws and regula-
lions during the month of March was 50, of which
number I'VE were poStrnasters, lve burglars two
clerks in postofices one letter carrier, one mail
carrier, one railway post of1ce clerk, and others.
TIE CABINET MEETING To-DAY.-The Secretaries
OF State and Navy end the Attorney General were
the only membes Of the Cabinet present ct the
Cabinet meeting to-day.
TIE YANrc has sailed from Pensacola fol
Hampton Roads
The wKsxIY STARS Pocket Atlas of the World Is
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the W1ExLY STAR. II Is handsomely printed
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ment In another column.
To-day, In the Equity Court Gertrude A Duval
was granted q divorce from Louis Duval BY Judge
Merr1ck, on the ground OF deserti0n and n0n-sup
port, and she was given Permission TO resume hel
maiden name OF 0ftnnge.
The viii OF the late Mary Rose Cummings, MED
to-day, directs that her residence In square 60 b
sOld that certain small bequests be paid, and TN
remainder to- ey. Sandy Alexander, who Is named
as executor. The Will Of John C. WetdmAn, b
Queathing his property to his WIFE, whom he namet
Ss oxecut3tx, IVES NED to-day.
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A RICH LApY's EXPERIENCE.

travelled al over Europe and other foreign countries
cost Of of dollars in search Of health and
found 1t not returned DISCOURAGED and disheartsned
and was restored to real youthful health and spirits
with less than two bottles of Hop Bitters. I hope
others may pro0t by my experience aud stay ct home
ap21 LADY. Augusta. Me.
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WoNnrRru1 Popu1AsrrY
OF THE RENOWNED MEDICINE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS OF TIL
AGE-A VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE

No medicine introduced to the public has ever met
with the success accorded to Hop Btters It stands
day the best known curative article in the world
Its marvellous renown is not due to the advertising it
has received 1t is famous by reason of its inherent
virtues 1t does all that s claimed for it. It is the
most powerful speedy and effective agent known for
the building up Of debtated systems. The following
witnesses are offered to prove this:
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ASK YOUR RETAILER FOR THE
JAMES Means 50 SHOE

CArTToSt-Son.e dealers recommend Inferior goofis
IN order max larger profit. This IS the ORIGINAL
- SHOE. Beware ~ limitations which acknowledge
her superiority b. attempting ~ build upon the
reputation Oi tie original
NOSE GENUINE UNLESS BEARING THIS STAMP,
JANIS MEANS 81.
This Shoe for Gentlemen Is made in Button. Con-
gress Lace C1tt Sks1a- Unexeelleo in Dura-
ja5tg C0JsTort and pfedTaIsee postal card sent to
Is Will bring information how 10 get tnis shoe
aly Stale VI territory.
j. MEANS & CO..
II Lincoln Street, Boston, Mass.
Cur celebrated factory produces larger quantity OF
Shoes CT this grade than any other the world
Thousands who them Will tel you the II
you ASA them JAMES MEANS az SHOE for Boys
u unspprOached in durability
Fun lines of the above Shoes for sale in Wash nson
by A 4. MORAN, 1U.,:s .th 81. u W.; b. RICH b
SONS. LIZ dth st nv; IL GOIDsTEIS. BIZ 7th
o. a-w.s HIS UEOl.SiE HOFFMAN, A3l fenu-
y y. SEOE HOUSE, 1tn aid Z stz. In Georgetown by
T. sOAAkRS SON. 3o3s aud 3v4o u 81 IN.
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A HUSBAND PuRsUEs HIS ELOPING WIFE. KILLS III
AND HER PARAMOUR AND COMNITS Suicide.

HUSBAND PuRSUES HIS ELOPING WIFE, KILLS HER
AND HER PARAMOUR AND COMMITS SUICIDE.
ST. LOUIS, April GA special from the city of
Mexico says: The wife OF Moreno, a ranchman In
Tamaulipas, recently elOped with the son OF a
neighbOr while her husband was away. They
got three days start and Travelled toward the nte-
rior. Moreno followed and overlook them at hote.
He located their room and waited until late hour.
Going to the door, he raped quietly. The youth
opened 1t and was shot dead at the first fire. Mrs.
Moreno sprang from the bed and ran to the win
dow. Before she could jump her husband emptied
his revolver, four bullets taking effect. Moreno
examined the wounds, satisfied himself that they
would prove fatal drew a sheath knife and stabbed
himself to the heart, falling across the body OF the
unconscious woman, who died in a few hours
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The Thistle Launched.

LONDON, April, 26-Mr. Bells racing cutter This
tie, which is TO go TO America to compete for the
Americas cup was launched this morning. The
spectators were favoraby impressed with her APP
pearance.
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A HUSBANDS TESTIMONY.

Ny wife was troubled for years with blotchas mott
patches and pmples on her face which nearly annoyed
the LIE out OF her. She spent many dollars on the
thousand infallible N cures with nothing but in
furious effects. lady FRIEND Of Syracuse. N. Y. who
had had similar experience and had been cured with
Hop Bitters induced her to try IT, One bottle ha'
made her face smooth fair and soft % chds, sn6
given her such health that it seems almost miracle
MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
CALHOUN DAY. =
Beautiful Weather for the Ceremonies
sat Chaslestnr.

CALHOUN DAY. .
Beautiful Weather for the Ceremonies
at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April a-Calhoun day broke
bright and beautiful, and great thrones began
early to gather along the ns of march OF the pro
cesston which preceded the dwelling ceremonies
Weary al! the Chief men OF this State and many
The ceps Visitors from abroad are here
at II am, were delayed until O'clock. The pa
rade marched through the main streets TO Marion
square, where the monument is erected ITpOn
the arrival Of the procession in the SQUARE the
chief marshal OF the day called the vast assem-
page 10 order. and the mayor, who presided asked
make the opening prayer.
The rush to hear Secretary Lamars grafton was
,menS ana the great square is black with peo-
WINDOW, ana other point OF vantage is occupied.
A Negroes Murasrous Mania.
HE DAsHEs OUT HIS CHILDs BRAINS WHILE TEN.
PORARILY MAD.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, April ga special to the
Netrs from Longview says: Caleb Foster, q negro
OF Harrison County, suddenly became crazed q
the legs dashed its brains out against q tree and
ran Win the body to the creek bottom, where he
was Intellectually followed by his family. Assist
When found Foster was rending the child's body
with his teeth. Upon being captured he was
conveyed 10 his home and closely guarded. Three
Gays alter, recovering his normal condition and
not seeing his little son playing around his bed he
inquired for him. The truth was not told him,
and strict investigation showed concluSively
that he retained no remembrance of the awful
tragedy In which he had been the chief actor.
The BOodlers will be Tried i'm CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 26.-Judge Tuley this morning
overruled the motion for a change Of venue from
Cook County In the fboOdlers'" cases, and the
trials will therefore take place in Chicago.
Snow i'm Scotland and Wales.
LONDON, April GA heavy snow-stOrm prevails
in scotland and wales.
No Russian Sword for Gen. BOulanger.
81. PRTHRsBURG, April 26.--The government has
prevented Russian admirers Of Gen. B0ulanger,
the French minister OF war, from sending him
sword of honor, on the ground that such an act
would create erroneous impressions in regard to
Russia's foreign policy. n. de Giers, foreign min
lister, will remain in Office.
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Death Of BiTami.t Grant.

BOSTON, April 26.-Dr. A. j. Grant, the noted
biganist died at the Cambridge Jail at O'Clock
this morning after an illness OF several days. He
was awaiting trial for rODbing and DESERVING a
Cambridge lady Immediately after marriage.
Other charges OF similar nature were accumula-
ting against him rapidly.
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Dor ticket In New York, has summoned sANeral
union br1cklayers 20 the Police Court. He charges
them with conspiracy TO deprive him q WORK. Y
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MARRIED..

BATCHEIOR-PHELPS On Tu0day, April ga
1881 q EPigh.ny church y the nsv ~ Cry.
and HATTIE K. PHELPS, q Waahington, d. O.
BENyAMIN-cROG0ON. rsssday noenlnG Apd
20, 1887, ct the brides residence, b. the Rev. o. Her
bart Rschardson. HARRY d B&NJAAl % r.
LULLR CkO0GON. No cards.
BY the Rev. c. Herbert Richardson, Mr.. L r. nAkvEY
and Miss SARAH z BARNES. both of Waahilnrton.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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THE CAPITOL ACCIDENT.-ThOmaS Riley, one OF
the men injured at the Capitol this morning, was
much worse this afternoon, although he appeared
better a noon.
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Ten Hours i'm the East River.

GIRL FLUNG INTO THE WATER 4 RUPFIAN
WHO TRIBD TO OUTRAGE HER
NEW YoBK, April 26.-kate Fisher, girl about
sixteen years old, living at $50 Second ave., was
found by canal boat captain in the water, cling
Ing TO the sples underneath the dock, at the foot
OF east 18th street, early this morning. She said
that she had been there for ten hours, and
had been flung in the water by young
rufian who tried to assault her, but had been de-
tered from his purpose by her struggles and out
cries. She said she was good swimmer and thus
had saved her life when tOssedin into the river. The
police doubt her story.
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Eight Horses Burned Near Annapolis.
ANNAPOLIS April 26.-The barn and STABLE with
| contents, Of II. S. Anderson, in Anne Arundel
County, burned last night. The contents in
cluded eight horses, OK, and eighty tons OF hay.
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SPECIAL REpucr1oss
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an ~ SSuccessor TO FERRY j BROTHER)
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$500 PARIS P., COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED
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easci "a, .AIT%ooL" IMPORTED cHA1L1s RE-
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BOARDING.

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e.
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a JrtEie1ts. single suite. furnished I'M
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rl-Iprlt With Table Il HOte and Cafe at
t.cheI Private IiIl;DgrOO always ready Dinner
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furnished communicating front rooms: second
rC<JY tab per month, per 30
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j. G. HurcurSsos
IMPORTER
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Leading styles
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HATS
In all the new shades and combinations
Latest styles in FANCY STRAW BRA1Ds that GOTTA
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Beautiful JET WRAPS, to make room for
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COACHING UMBRELLA
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BKAIDS, BUTTONS
New Patterns in JET GRENADINf
Ten per cent OF on JET PAssEMENTERIEs
Novelties in JERSEYS.
FOSTER KID GLOVES
We oder for inspection GLOVE having NO sups,;or
10 NJ style. " reliability. Sl00 per pair aud upward
spli so7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETBR.-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to- day: Ia
m, 45; 2 Din, 81; maximum, e.; minimum, Az
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Delaware Fish Commissioner.
WILMINGTON, DEL, April 26.-GOvernOr Biggs
to-day commissioned ex-ASSemblyman EllwOOd X.
NOrny fish commissioner for Delaware.
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New York stock

new YORK StOCk Market
The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. II. Dod9e, $40 10th street:
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mOned by the marshal under the writ or de luna
uco inQuirendO in the case OF VIM. NJ. Bryant, who
was taken in custody as an insane person by the
cult Court room to-day, and, after q two hours
session. adjudged him q lun2tic.
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FUNERAL OF JAS q; MARR;-The funeral Of the

late JAS II. MARI will take place tomorrow morn
ing at the Immaculate conception church, where
requiem mass will be celebrated. The pail
and the POst-Office Department Will be repre-
sented among the honorary pall-bearerS by Hon.
HOratiO King, eX-POStmaSter General, and Dr..
Macdonald, the superintendent OF the Money
Order Office. The interment will be at Mt Olivet
cemetery. Acting Postmaster General Knott to-
day appointed the following committee to draw
up resolutions expressive OF the respect OF the
associates OF the deceased in the PoSt-Off1ce De-
partment: JAS. LawrensOn, Henry L. johnson,
DR.. c. F. Macdonald, A. II. Scott and Madison
Davis.
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Il choice. Lew aid ciean- Also Geese feathers mat
treSses. &c. at lowest prices Orders by mail and
otherwise Delivered ALBERT SEITZ, 63S II St
ap2n-lXs
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E.'oR SALE-HOkSES-BAY, YEARS OLD, GOOD
u stylish, gentle. and kind, good size also stylish
bay pony. l4-hauds high, years old, gentle and
k1ld- ~ the grazing farm of o. II p. CLARK, Sligo
p u Nd ap2l-1w-
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He WHIPPED H1s WIRE WITH

PATENTS IssUED.-PatentS have been issued to
citizens of the District as follows: ThOs E. Baden
file HOLDER Geo. w. Morse, pocket cartridge loader;
stanton Weaver, switches ana circuits for tele-
graph; Levi Woodbury., needle loom.
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INOR SALE - so LOADS OF MANURE: THE
best ia the fnarke. for gard use at -, cents Der
cart load delivered Apply to JOHN WHITE 22Il
Il " spoO-6ts
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NOR SAIE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY
c0nec ilonery aud ice cream ulanufactory, with
horses and wagons, with good routes and excellent
store trade; prlse $1,000. Address BAKEK star
Office.
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INOR SALE OF EXCHANGE-A GRAND CHANCE.
II Magnificent Upright Grand Piano OF superb tone
and ele@a IGe maze of the makers cost
hst- $3.50. CaG BE- bought less than half monthly
Payments to suit. cash. Will good Square at
fair value part payment, il desired and arrange
bclance suit owner ex- hi G.. leaving the city APP
p-y At THE PIANO EXCHANGE 422 9th st
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THE wKBKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World l
offered free to every new subscriber for one year
the WIEKLY STAR. It Is handsomely prtnte
than 100 colOred maps ana diagrams, and contain
q wealth OF general Information. See advertise
ment In another column.
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dian Commissioner Atkins to-day received a dis
patch from Indian Agent Anderson at Crow Greek,
Dakota. stating that the settlers are leaving the
reservation quietly, and that no trouble is anti
ctpated. The United States troops are still there.
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NOR SALE-A RARE BARGAIN-AN ELEGANT
rosewood richly carved AMI finished Parlor Cabinet
irrd Upright Piano three strings, grand action best
IMPROVEMENTS; men and brilliant tone. Only 800
cash SZ1 hall cash. balance monthly to suit Been
used but little. Owner leaving the city. Can seen
AZ The Piano ExchAnge. 4l2 9Th St ap2l-1t
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ThO COuf18s
EoUrTY COURr-Jud0e Mesrick
Today Duyal agt. Duval; divorce granted.
Hamilton agt. CUTS; time TO take testimony ex-
tended. Bowen agt. Bowen; Matilda Bowen ap-
pointed guardian ad htem-
CIRCUIT C0uRT, Judge Oh
To-day, Clarke agt. N. 4 Mutual Lie Ina Co new
trial denied Albright agt. Kirby; Judgment for
amount claimed. SHOEMAKER agt Evans; leave g
withdraw exhibits McElr0y agt Miller; leave 70
amend order OF March .. AcQuay agt b r. r H
tanned, and as to other counts overruled. Rhodes
act same; judgment on demurrer. Alien at
same; do. Smith agt same: do. Anderson AIT
same; withdrawal OF appeal Metzey aRt same
do. Bamberger agt. same; certified TO General
Term. Moses agt Taylor; plaintiffs motion e
strike out DEFENDANTS exceptions and auditors rol
port granted.
CRIMINAL CouRTDJss1Qe Montgosserv.
To-day, VIM. Wtg4ina, pettt larceny; pleaded
guilty. James stewart do; do. Jacob r. Angpey,
assault with intent to ktll; On trial
POLICE CounT-JudOe Shell
Yesterday, OhaA johnson, assault; S o. l5 day1
Henry Brough, do. do. Clarence Winston do
q or days Joe Gray, larceny; 80 days and ~
titution Alfrco Rollins, assault; Is or ID oAyR
Emma stewart, larceny; 90 days. WIN. walsh,
do; reform school, Wm Belt, pro1anitys col
reoognizance taken. Alfred Phillips and frank
Connell fast riding in the county; $40 collateral
To-day, Washington RosA ooaored, dsstzoyins
propertyi so or 60 days tno Hnl profanity;
collateral for1eited Albert Moffis carrying con
cealed weapons; personal honda Bette Honeers
col0fe0, larceny; 80 days and restitution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

EOR SALE-AT LAUREL Md, HALFWAY BE-
Il tween Washington and Baltimore, and 30 minutes
from both cities very nice two-story Gothic Frame
villa; IL goCd-sized roons. Lot corner contains
about an nicely laid with flowers and fruit
Also, the opposite corner, containing acre This
property Is convenient to the depot bought
at a low figure. TYLER Il RUTHERFORD. l22S =
st, NV. mh.R-Ew4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

NOR sALE-RUDGE TANDEM TRICYCLE., GOOD
= order. ; 10. Couch sofa almost Sl5. cost
80 open Franklin Stove, latest PATTERN, good cou-
dIslVr. cost SO. Two PUrtleres CycOstyle toli
Ing Decorated Screen Owner leaving town. 125s )
p g. Z aP.3- St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

Snow i'm Scotland and Wales.
LONDON, April GA heavy snOw-stOrm prevails
in Scotland and Wales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

EOR SALON 14TH ST. ROAD. NEAR BRIGHT
wood contains nearly 81 improved by eleven
room fraHleDwelhn Frame Stable and Carriage ouse
room tor two horses and two cows; also a o-story
Frame Building. which has been used as carpenter
shop. TYLER * RUTHERFORD
hlnl9-bw' 1876 st NV